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Uh, no. Correctly configured, Git changes line endings to be correct for your system on check out by default, so for someone working under Windows they will be CRLF. Someone else under Linux will have LF. So system is the correct option for CheckStyle. You will need to look at your Git...

Yeah, just the looks. Trivial stuff like braces for if statements and and class names starting in capitals and so forth. For Terasology we follow the Sun style and use CheckStyle to check for violations - this integrates with your IDE or can be run using gradle. (I tend to get up in arms...

A couple of things. One is you need to "warm up" Java before measuring performance. This is because java will dynamically recompile and optimize code that is used heavily. So you should run a number of iterations before you start measuring. Secondly your number of iterations is too small, at...

I would suggest that it may look better if the colors were a bit more directed - particularly more pastels for the flowers, and less shades of green.

Progress Report Started work on the canvas Sub-regioning support is done. A sub-region can be used as so: try (SubRegion ignored = canvas.subRegion(Rect2i.createFromMinAndMax(100, 100, 200, 200), true)) { canvas.drawText(font, "Some text", 200); } The boolean argument is whether this...

Name: New UI (NUI) Summary: A replacement UI system built on a underlying low-level Canvas Scope: Engine Current Goal: Main menu replacement Phase: Implementation Curator: Immortius Work Involved Canvas (DONE) Establishing an underlying canvas system that encapsulates the low-level...

I would say no. They're not really modules. Maybe they should have something similar, but beyond giving them a version number I can't think what else it would be fore. Engine only has a module.txt because it has a built in module. Dunno. I assume there will only be a small number of Facades...

This is a good point. At the moment our UI system is quite crude and messy, but I'm just starting a replacement UI system so I can look at support this as part of that (or it may have to wait for a some modding improvements, will see). Implementation-wise, there are a few ways to approach...

Hmm, the main side effect I can see is that input is polled on Display.update() as well, so a bit of input lag is introduced doing it before sync and render. But probably insignificant. Seems like a good improvement overall. I imagine why it hasn't been implemented is a) it isn't immediately...

Yes, batched lighting has been implemented, with some side effects: Block changes now have to happen on the main game thread Various restrictions on the generation and usage of chunks relating to lighting have been relaxed. Lighting information is no longer saved with a chunk, and lighting is...

I don't know the details, but I notice the recipe that works has a space in it's "empty" slots, where the one that doesn't, doesn't.

You can add custom shaders right now, but effectively only for materials to be used by entities (you can override the core shaders, but you have to conform to their contract pretty closely). Perhaps we'll eventually get in the place where the main shaders can be overridden nicely, or post...

I think it would be better separating this out from the modules themselves. Core (or whatever) shouldn't be aware of other modules just because you want them available for development/distribution. Additionally this doesn't allow for multiple distributions involving core (like lite, standard...

Module sandbox is now well underway. Securing modules has two elements: Installing a security manager. This security manager is invoked whenever code calls System.getSecurityManager().checkPermission(), which is done by a number of core Java classes to check for things like accessing the...

Terasology requires support for OpenGL 2.0 at a minimum, I believe. Geforce 4 MX is based on Geforce 2 architecture (I am frustrated the Nvidia chose to give it a 4 label). As such it doesn't support more than openGL 1.5 or so.

Both changes sound good, thanks Cervator. I suppose an alternative would have been to keep the logging but drop change its level to debug (in addition to adding the collated compile logging).

Module versioning has been added. Modules now have a three-part version, and when declaring dependencies specify a minVersion and optionally a maxVersion (which defaults to the next major version). Each module will only work with the versions between the min (inclusive) and max (exclusive)...

I didn't mean it to be that harsh, but you have to admit when it comes to creating a visual result working in text is not ideal. The big advantages of the json formats over code is that it can potentially be hooked into an internal or external visual editor - much harder to do that with code...

Perhaps Cervator can just send you a copy of the world?

Some more comments: I see you added a new ignore to the .gitignore file, can you sort it into a category like the others? On the asset factory for layouts - I would have the GUI Manager register it, probably. In theory what should happen is the implementations of core systems like the...